Why safer cycling is an open goal for Dublin to fix its traffic problems
After housing, transport is the biggest issue for businesses in the city.
The head of Hickey's Pharmacy says the industry should get ready for consolidation
Paddy Hickey has plans to double the size of his business over the next five years.
Billion-dollar tech firm Zendesk wants a Dublin HQ that 'reflects Irish hospitality'
The software firm isn’t being put off by the war for talent in staffing its new Irish base.
'Big brands with pseudo craft beers put pressure on us': This Galway brewer is being liquidated
The Independent Brewing Company of Ireland was set up in 2012.
Performance-related pay drives inequality in the workplace - it needs to be binned
The concept creates division and antagonism among employees.
Aer Lingus is facing a union showdown over staff profit-sharing demands
After agreeing pay increases with the airline, staff representatives are pushing for a piece of the pie.
'People might think you're flying, but it's just perception. I'm not buying a Lamborghini yet'
When she lost her fashion store to the recession, Irene Queally swore she’d never run a business again.
Dealz faces a Wexford store's closure after losing another battle over an unauthorised outlet
An Bord Pleanála previously ruled against one of the retailer’s Dublin shops.
A new startup bootcamp taught by experts from Facebook and top VCs is coming to Dublin
Co-working space Huckletree is looking for early-stage companies to join the programme.
A small Irish whiskey brand has accused Jameson's maker of 'abusing its dominant position'
The Wild Geese brand wants a court order that would require Irish Distillers to supply them with whiskey.
One councillor has stalled a scheme that would clear the way for 8,500 homes in south Dublin
Former TD Paul Gogarty said the plans aren’t sustainable due to the area’s lack of transport.
'You have to remember that Dragons' Den is a TV programme - and there's real life after that'
As part of our How My Business Works series, we profile snack food company Nutmost.
Ryanair's labour unrest is heating up as European cabin crew call summer strikes
The industrial action will affect Portugal, Italy, Spain and Belgium.
A US animal nutrition giant is setting up its first European base in Sligo
Phibro Animal Health plans to recruit 150 staff for the facility, which will develop poultry vaccines.
The heatwave has helped put an end to Bulmers' sliding cider sales
The company behind the cider brand says World Cup fever has also boosted trade.
After an acquisition spree, Keywords Studios is moving into the world of startup investment
The Dublin-based games industry giant has already agreed to put £300,000 into one UK outfit.
Dublin-based student lender Future Finance was forced to repay €2m for breaching credit laws
The fintech company was over €20m in the red last year.
This heritage boat is being turned into a floating hotel on the River Liffey
Some €6.6 million will be spent on the project to restore and refit the Naomh Éanna ship.
Sunseekers' flight options will be 'few and far between' if Ryanair's pilot strike goes ahead
Travel agencies say the industrial action is an ‘unnecessary distraction’ for their staff.
This Dublin startup is taking virtual reality into war zones
As part of our weekly Startup Spotlight series, we profile VRAI.